they consider to be the final verdic. so it has taken a lot longer but the courtroom is filling up with journalists and the legal team. peel are all around the courthouse waiting to get the notification that the judges will come back into the courtroom and deliver their verdict in this case. lisa. chapman bell in rome thank you. and guys only someone who hasn t followed the amanda knox case is there anyone who hasn t. it is another example of how the italian justice system isn t here but eventually our eyes might look at the extradition and the treaty between the u.s. and italy, there might be grounds for her to go back but legally, i don t know how it could happen. this is a blockbuster case and americans know about it and identify with her. if you are interested in extradition extradition, there is no automatic right to move a person
that s not escapable here. the fact the court will have to answer the question, do the corporations, owners have particular religious views, can they become pe compelled violat? our view is they cannot be compelled and that s the court case that will be heard and i think it s going to be a monumental issue. it s got president obama s health care law, a religious issue and abortion component. it s going to be a blockbuster case. sunny, i saw you nodding your head a wee little bit there. yeah, i think there certainly is an important compelling interest, and that s a woman s right and ability to control her own body. i mean, now where do you draw the line if a corporation can say you can get condoms, which i believe one of the corp cases are saying but you can t get the after morning pill. and you can t get this kind of birth control or that kind of birth control. i mean, this is a very, very
think it s a blockbuster case and i m not sure who s going to win this one. so, when we say performing publicly, are we talking about for profit? if they are collecting already when it s in a movie or in some sort of on stage production, richard? we re not talking about when you re at the kitchen table or in your house and you re singing this song happy birthday and you ve got an audience there. oh, you owe, fred. you owe. it s a different copyrights there. that s right. i think that you know, they want to argue it s a public domain and argue that the song has gone through machinations over the years. it s not the original song. i got to believe a couple million dollars a year in revenue based on happy birthday, that s pret tty amazing and the
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